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Because every 27 years evil revisits the town of Derry, Maine, It: Chapter Two brings the characters - who’ve long since gone their separate ways - back together as adults, nearly three decades after the events of the first film.
The town that Abigail lives in has been closed for years due to a mysterious epidemic. The young woman's father was taken away when she was a child, and she had been told that he was infected with the disease. One day though, Abigail discovers that she has special powers, and that her town is filled with magic. The epidemic, she finds out, is nothing but a lie, a cover-up by the authorities, so they can imprison anyone with magical abilities. Abby realises that her father could still be alive. Determined to find him, she disobeys the authorities, putting the Security Department inspectors on her trail. Rebels from the underground movement fighting to liberate the town help Abby to avoid the inspectors. Her real aim though is to find her beloved father, and in order to do this, she must face countless dangers and adventures. Abigail's journey will completely overturn everything she thought she knew about magic, the world in which she lives, and about herself
Mi-jung, an aspiring director, struggles to come up with ideas for a new horror film. One day, her friend tells her about a horror video which filmed by a ghost and was banned after a university graduation screening. Mi-jung is immediately intrigued by this rumour and starts to figure out the truth, even though that video director of tries to stop her. What's more, she starts writing herself into her movie... However, the closer she gets into the truth, strange things start to happen in her life. What will be happen to Mi-jung, if her movie and life become indistinguishable?
Astronaut Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) travels to the outer edges of the solar system to find his missing father (Tommy Lee Jones) and unravel a mystery that threatens the survival of our planet. His journey will uncover secrets that challenge the nature of human existence and our place in the cosmos.
Veteran television director Nobutomo Naoko's first theatrical documentary opened in just one cinema, but became a surprise hit after strong word-of-mouth propelled it to a nationwide Japan release. Nobutomo drew from several years' worth of footage to assemble this personal chronicle about her parents, whose mutual love and resolve carried them through difficult times well into their nineties. Following the elderly couple's daily routine, Nobutomo captures not only their support while she battled breast cancer, but also her mother's slow deterioration due to dementia, and the toll it took on her father. Warm and illuminating, Nobutomo's remarkable documentary conveys life's beauty and sorrow with poignant, intimate and heartrending grace.
In 1962, a sense of desolation and tension permeate the society. Fang, a twelfth grader at Tsuihua Senior High School, falls in love with Zhang, a counselling teacher. Troubled by the problems at school and home, Fang feels that Zhang is the only person who understands her. Longing for freedom, Zhang forms a study group with his colleagues and students, including Yin and Wei. Reading the banned books allows them to be liberated for a brief moment but at the same time, they put their lives in great danger. One day, Zhang vanishes into thin air, and only Fang and Wei, an eleventh grader, remember him. Together, Fang and Wei start looking for the disappeared teacher but find the school gradually slipping out of the world they are familiar with. Then in a realm dominated by ghosts and spirits, the pair are forced to face the terrifying truth...
Thrust into a citywide manhunt for a duo of cop killers, NYPD detective Andre Davis begins to undercover a massive conspiracy that links his fellow police officers to a criminal empire and must decide who he is hunting and who is actually hunting him. During the manhunt, Manhattan is completely locked down for the first time in its history - no exit or entry to the island including all 21 bridges.
After a rough breakup, directionless Dave (Alexander England) crashes at his sister's place and spends his days expanding his young nephew's questionable vocabulary. When an opportunity arises to chaperone an upcoming school excursion alongside the charming and enigmatic teacher, Miss Caroline (Lupita Nyong'o), Dave jumps at the chance to impress her. What he wasn't anticipating was Teddy McGiggle (Josh Gad), an obnoxious children’s television personality who shapes the excursion’s activities. What he was expecting even less was a zombie invasion, which unfolds after an experiment at a nearby military base goes awry. Armed only with the resourcefulness of kindergarteners, Dave, Miss Caroline, and Teddy must work together to keep the monsters at bay and carve a way out with their guts intact.
